Commercial building and facility permits for May 24, 2021

By: Alex Jensen//May 25, 2021//

Commercial building and facility permits for May 24, 2021

Alex Jensen//May 25, 2021//

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BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED

$950,000
Address: 811 S.W. Salmon St.
Applicant: Richard McBride of McBride Architects
Owner: Arlington Club
Contractor: Scott Pater (Reimers & Jolivette Inc.)

Plans call for roof-related seismic upgrades and selective demolition. The work includes roof deck modifications at the light well, SBS modified bitumen roofing, sheet metal revisions, drainage, overflow upgrades and sealants.

$900,000
Address: 12215 S.E. Powell Blvd.
Applicant: Lauren Mohart of Octapharma Plasma Inc.
Owner: Green Leaves Healthcare Pharmacy Inc.
Contractor: The Dubs Company

Plans call for creation of a new medical plasma collection facility with demolition and interior reconstruction. The work includes building a new storefront, adding a new cover over the existing attached trash enclosure, and removing a roof projection at the north side. The site’s nonconforming upgrades include landscaping, bike parking and fresh parking stripes. A separate permit will be required for racking over 5 feet, 9 inches.

$1,405,000
Address: 2475 S.E. 30th Ave.
Applicant: Dan Williams of Faster Permits
Owner: Marcia Garland and David Moeser
Contractor: VWR Development LLC

Plans call for construction of a new four-story mixed-use building. The main floor will include retail space and two residential units. Floors two through four will include 16 units. Plans also call for associated site work.

$1,829,840
Address: 30 N.E. 146th Ave.
Applicant: Doug Circosta of Doug Circosta Architect LLC
Owner: AHN-E 146th LLC
Contractor: Not listed.

Plans call for construction of a three-story, 24-unit affordable housing building with a bike shelter and trash enclosure that will require separate permits.

$2,365,550
Address: 20 N.E. 146th Ave.
Applicant: Doug Circosta of Doug Circosta Architect LLC
Owner: AHN-E 146th LLC
Contractor: Not listed.

Plans call for construction of a three-story, 30-unit affordable housing building with a bike shelter and trash enclosure that will require separate permits.

$1,823,821
Address: 10 N.E. 146th Ave.
Applicant: Doug Circosta of Doug Circosta Architect LLC
Owner: AHN-E 146th LLC
Contractor: Not listed.

Plans call for construction of a three-story, 16-unit affordable housing building with a bike shelter and trash enclosure that will require separate permits.

$1,920,000
Address: 11 N.E. 146th Ave.
Applicant: Doug Circosta of Doug Circosta Architect LLC
Owner: AHN-E 146th LLC
Contractor: Out to bid.

Plans call for construction of a three-story, 24-unit apartment building with detached trash enclosure and associated site work.

$1,920,000
Address: 21 N.E. 146th Ave.
Applicant: Doug Circosta of Doug Circosta Architect LLC
Owner: AHN-E 146th LLC
Contractor: Out to bid.

Plans call for a new three-story, 22-unit apartment building with an office and a common laundry room.

$10,054,400
Address: 11941 N. Jantzen Drive
Applicant: Brad Lauth of Centerpoint Integrated Solutions c/o Floor and Decor
Owner: Safeway Inc.
Contractor: MC Construction Management Inc.

Plans call for construction of a new one-story building and associated site work to suit a flooring retailer.

$700,000
Address: 7000 N.E. Airport Way
Applicant: Austin Cheadle of Faster Permits
Owner: Port of Portland
Contractor: JH Kelly LLC

The work includes construction of a new 1,500-square-foot lavatory dump associated with the main T-Core project.

BUILDING PERMIT INTAKES

$1,300,000
Address: 7000 N.E. Airport Way
Applicant: Mike Coyle of Faster Permits
Owner: Port of Portland
Contractor: Hoffman Skanska LLC

The work would include installation of metal panels at the deplaning level 鈥� the penthouse roof 鈥� of Concourse B at Portland International Airport.

UNDER REVIEW

$15,600,000
Address: 1634 S.W. Alder St.
Applicant: Nathan Korol of SERA Architects
Owner: Willamette Waterfront LP
Contractor: WP Oregon Builders LLC

Plans call for construction of a new mixed-use project with a total of 203 apartments on six residential stories, common areas for bike parking, a lobby and mail area, and a future retail tenant space. The structure would be concrete on the podium level and wood-framed construction on all levels above.

FACILITY PERMITS ISSUED

$519,000
Address: 10000 S.E. Main St, suite 112
Applicant: Alia Birr of Anderson Dabrowski Architects
Owner: Portland Adventist Medical Center
Contractor: Viking Engineering and Construction LLC

The work includes demolition of walls to relocate the bathroom and remodel the exam rooms, offices, a medical assistance station room, ceiling, flooring, finishes, plumbing, and electrical.

$1,910,000
Address: 3509 N.E. Columbia Blvd.
Applicant: Ryan Halvorson of DOWL
Owner: Broadmoor Inc.
Contractor: Out to bid.

The work includes site development for resource enhancement.

FACILITY PERMIT INTAKES

$1,400,000
Address: 121 S.W. Salmon St.
Applicant: Taylor Pasic of GBD Architects
Owner: 121 SW Salmon St Corp
Contractor: Out to bid.

Plans call for a tenant improvement, including demolition of existing walls and construction of new ones to create offices, meeting rooms, a work lounge, a huddle room, and to reconfigure the existing break room and reception area. Work would also include ceiling, flooring, finishes, plumbing and electrical.

UNDER REVIEW

$1,400,000
Address: 6338 S. Corbett Ave.
Applicant: Nicholas Sukkau of Portland Public Schools
Owner: School District No. 1
Contractor: Out to bid.

Plans call for construction of new driveways, sidewalks, walkways, parking striping, an ADA ramp with handrails, storm planters, and a trash enclosure on the exterior. The main building’s alterations would include demolition of walls to create a nurse’s room, an office, a vestibule, a reception area and a telecom room, and remodeled classrooms, bathrooms, PE health room, cafeteria, kitchen, bathrooms, library, and storage room. Modular Building 1’s alterations would include demolition of walls to create new classrooms, an electrical closet, bathrooms, a vestibule, an exterior walkway, stairs and handrails, and a door. Modular Building 2’s alterations would include demolition of walls to create classrooms, bathrooms and new exterior doors. All three buildings’ alterations would also include ceilings, flooring, finishes, plumbing and electrical.

Source: Portland Bureau of Development Services

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